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Sugar/Monosaccharide connected by an ________ bond to create a _______.
o-glycosidic

polysaccharide
Amino acids connected by _____ bonds to create _______.
peptide

proteins
Nucleotides are monomers connected by ______ bonds to create _______ polymers.
phosphodiester bonds

nucleic acids (DNA, RNA)
Glyceraldehyde has ___ carbons and ____ OH groups.
3 carbons

2 OH groups
Carbons ____ and ___ on glucose bond to form the ring.
1 and 5

1 contains the carboxyl group
In alpha glucose, the OH group is oriented
downwards.
In beta glucose, the OH group is oriented
upwards.
Beta 1,4 strands of glucose stay straight and form
cellulose
Branches in glucose chains are created by __,__ linkages
1, 6
Amino acids consist of
an alpha carbon, with:

a hydrogen
and amino group (NH2)
a carboxyl group
and the R group
A nucleotide contains
phosphate, ribose, and a base
A nucleoside contains
ribose and a base (missing a phosphate)
Pyrimidines
Cytosine
Uracil (RNA only)
Thymine
Purines
Guanine
Adenine
Starch, glycogen and cellulose all have
1,4 glycosidic linkages, but glycogen also has 1,6 linkages and is branched